Your security is important to us and we work relentlessly to protect you.
Fraud is on the rise, so we also want to help you protect yourself. Here are some things to know to help ensure your information doesn’t fall into the wrong hands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your bank will NEVER ask for your pin—from phone spoofing to email spamming, fraudsters are on the rise. You can be targeted over the phone, by email, or even through text messaging. Find out how to spot common types of fraud.
Umpqua Bank will never contact you and ask you for private financial information such as your debit or credit card number, PIN, or social security number. Here are several other steps you can take to be aware and protect yourself.
If you suspect your account has been accessed without your consent, call us immediately at (866) 486-7782 for assistance.
If you’ve lost your card or if there are unauthorized transactions (even if you still have your card), report your lost or stolen card as soon as possible to have your card locked.
Fraud Protection for Business
With disruption from the COVID economy sparking an increase in payments and receivables fraud, it’s critical that businesses fortify their financial operations against cyber security and internal threats. As your trusted advisor, we’re here to help.
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